SKY FIRE DANCE! Tribe Watch Night Lights!

Big sun make hot day, much rain fall for many sun-cycles. Tribe tired of squinting eyes! But now, sky-talkers say cold-wind-nights come soon. Then, we look up! See shiny-rocks dance, maybe even find big wander-stars moving quick across dark sky. It will be good sight, after much cloud. Clear nights mean hunters can see far, maybe track sleep-beasts under moon-light. No bad storms mean path safe for gatherers. Wise ones can watch sky-patterns, tell tribe good time for hunt or move camp. More light from sky-friends make tribe strong, keep bad spirits away from sleeping-cave. ### Local Commentary Oog, local berry picker: "My eyes hurt from sun, but when dark sky open, I saw a big shiny-rock move so fast! It make my heart thump-thump!" Zog, mammoth hunter: "Last night, the sky was clear! I saw three bright wander-stars, like eyes in the dark. Good for hunting, bad for sleepy guard. Must be strong!" Thag, Wise Elder: "These sky-dances are old wisdom. They tell us when winter-cold comes, when berries ripen. Watch the sky, little ones. It speaks to our ancestors and guides our path. No fear, only watch and learn." Story by Grug from Caveman Talk Fire, on the scene.